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Field Visit

Date June 1910

Event ID 1088635

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/1088635

244. Fort, Birkenside Hill.

This fort (fig. 120) is situated in cultivated land, at an elevation of some 790 feet above sea-level, at the top of a steep slope forming the east wall of the Leader valley, midway between Birkenside and Huntshaw. It appears to have been an elliptical earthwork surrounded by a rampart and trench, and measuring interiorly some 465 feet by 366 feet. The defences, except for a short distance on the south-south-west, are almost obliterated.

RCAHMS 1915, visited June 1910.

OS Map: Ber., xxvi. NW.

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